Where did you hear that nonsense?

Didn’t know John mentioned a telephone number. Learning new things every day.

That’s a weird mispronounciation of “Pizza”.

Petrichor-lite is still preferable.

D. Nothing is better than petrichor.

Replying to that with an “RTFM” response has to be some kind of meta-joke.

Get real noob, I use bare Linux syscalls.

Something tells me that if a city can do it in 2004, so could a company with all the improvements in 2025. And as with the city, the biggest issue will be the management being idiots (corruption) and/or underfunding the IT.

If a company has to treat their employees like delicate flowers who can’t deal with a slightly different interface it’s not the issue with software, but the companies’ training program / policies and unwillingness to invest in them. And it’s not like investments in FOSS IT and your employees wouldn’t pay off, all those proprietary licenses are expensive as hell. See link, the city saved money despite even having to develop whole new tools, acquire licenses and whatnot. Lots of small stuff not necessary today anymore.

Not saying it wouldn’t be a complicated endeavour, but certainly not impossible and definitely one that pays off.

The code is immaculate. Its fully tested as well. No one has looked at the code, they’ve just complained.

Even if that’s correct it isn’t even the main reason why people are pissed about the use of AI. No matter if the code is “perfect” or not, it was created primarily using inherently immoral and outright dangerous tools.

I wonder why people like OP feel convinced or even good doing rage bait on anonymous accounts like this and generally making the internet a worse place for everyone.

Yunohost.

Probably to collect all that it can to sell the data. Or they fucked up the feature and it triggers a connection attempt each second or sth.

I love both that it’s even well written as well as the professional answer it got despite its nature.

bwwwwt

That’s called a Rolling Release. It will periodically bless you with a broken system to test your sysadmin skills.

(brace for all the “bUt It’S sTaBLe FoR mE” replies)

Basically, yes. OpenSuse is nice because it comes with everything already set up, including bootable snapshots through the bootloader.

But why, they’re just playing. All their claws are retracted.

Creates bad AI subtitles

Ignores customer needs

Changes business to genocidal regime

“Why does everyone hate us?? Must be the damn pirates! :<”

You’re in a rather special position regarding the extensions in this case because except for 3 of them, they’re all directly maintained by your distro of choice. Which, additionally, is super slow with updating due to focusing on getting Cosmic ready and therefore extremely stable (and outdated) given nothing changes. Distro-specific extensions really are one of the few places where this kind of unstable extension system makes sense, since your distro maintainer also controls the update flow of Gnome for you and can do proper QA on it w/ those extensions before making updates available. It’s not a mix’n’match of code.

Also, I do realize that theming on Gnome isn’t officially supported on an OS level, and I don’t fully understand it all, but I do have a fairly consistently-used custom theme installed using Gnome tweaks. GTK3 iirc.

Modern Gnome applications using libadwaita instead of GTK3 or 4 will happily mostly ignore those, and the “User Themes” extension you need on modern Gnome to enable theming likes to cause problems. Usually one of the first “recommendations” you’ll hear when Gnome starts misbehaving is to disable your themes as Gnome just does not want to have them. I was just straight-up told to “not use Extensions if you want a stable system” (after losing about 40 minutes of work, again).

I had some debates with Gnome devs about it which I primarily take my points from. One of them told me they actively decided against an API, for the mentioned reason.

Looking at some old screenshot, before I cleaned out a lot in an attempt to stop the crashing I had these (don’t know which ones were still active when it crashed the third time, I only know it was about 7 to 8 and that I immediately began looking up how to install KDE out of frustration).

• Dash to Dock
• GSConnect
• Media Label and Controls (Mpris Label)
• Net Speed (definitely deleted this one later)
• Next Up
• RebootToUEFI
• RunCat
• Tray Icons: Reloaded (This is a freaking technical necessity)
• TwitchLive Panel (definitely deleted this one later)
• UPower Battery
• User Avatar In Quick Settings
• User Themes
• Wifi QR Code